Andrews High School - Andronian Yearbook (Andrews, IN)

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The Terrible Freshman Latin is a language. At least it used to he. It killed the ancient Romans. And now it's killing me. English is another one. As trying as the first. But since I tried to write a poem. I think it's really worse. Miss Brown: Now. Ralph, what is a pretzel? Ralph K: A pretzel is a doughnut gone crazy. Waiter tat NiCk's Kitchen, serving soupj : Looks like rain, sir. Bud H twith seornj: Yes, and tastes like dishwater. Nick: Hey mom, did you hear the stepladder fall ? His mother: Yes. I hope your father didn't fall. Nick: He hasn't yet. IIe's hanging to the picture moulding. Pa: Son, what did you learn in school today? Streit: I learned that the Arithmetic problems you worked for me last night were all Wrong. Th l'I'1.V Oscar J: I never know what to do with my week end. Nick: Why not keep your hat on it? Mr. Sehmalzried: Raymond, were you tardy this morning? Raymond: No. school took up hefore I got here. What made Miss Long so faint this morning Z' Howard Mason said he had an idea.

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Freshman Class Roll Finton, liaban Streit. Raymond Ross, Elbert Bigelow, Edith XYintrode4 Walter Noble, Georgia Mote. Mary Bigelow, Stella Stencil, Hilda Williams, liyh- Mason, Howard Kellam, Ralph Wolverton. Ruby Wintrode. Flare lloser. Dan Garrison, Kenneth Elward, Florence llurvey. t'l'1arles l'ralt. Bethel Class History Last September there entered the portals of the old AHS for the first time a new Freshman classg the class of '26. Our class is, of course, tre best in Andrews High. Naturally it would he, considering our reputation and the oliicers we have. All our classmates are famous among the stu- dent bodyg each for some particular attribute, as follows: Clare Wintrode tpopular with the boysj 3 Bethel Pratt tour basketball star! 3 Ruby Wolver- ton talways therelg Georgia Noble tvery studiousjg Sarah Ebert tlover of powder and paintlg Hilda Stencil tour famous seamstressjg Florence Elward twho admits she likes the boysj 3 'tNick Ross tour good A? Latin studentlg Raymond Streit talways smilingjg Lyle Williams tclass petjg Dutch Wintrode tvery fond '? of Englishj 5 Red Garrison tforever gig- glingj 3 Howard Mason twho takes everything easyl 3 Labon Finton tvery quietll Ralph Kellam tbashfull. Class Activity The Freshman class enjoyed a Wiener roast one Friday evening last fall in Baileys woods. Everything went well until Nick got sleepy and wanted to go home. Finis. Freshman Poem We stood upon the mountain, We gazed down on the plain, We saw a bunch of green stutl' Which looked like waving grain. We took another look at it We thought it must be grass But, Laws-a-Mercy , Pon our souls, It was the Freshman class. Twvn! y-l'Vfmf

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